Sentence examples for closing years from inspiring English sources

The closing years of the 11th century were ones of turmoil and fragmentation.

The closing years of the 20th century were a time in New Zealand dominated by health care reforms inspired by neo-liberal ideology.

The closing years of the 20th Century were associated with the advent of affordable Windows-based technologies for popular computer configurations, from powerful PCs in the home to workstations for small business communities.

The closing years of his presidency were marred by violent outbursts, a rare occurrence in a country known for its political stability.

And though they had survived one of history's greatest scourges, many, as we are reminded by the closing years of their biographies, did not live to see this project completed.

For Keane to describe meetings between Manchester United and Arsenal through the closing years of last century and the first five of this one as "going into battle" is all too apt.

The closing years of the 20th century witnessed a remarkable last surge of creativity from Ted Hughes (after his death in 1998, Andrew Motion, a writer of more subdued and subfusc verses, became poet laureate).

As in Latin America in general, the closing years of the century saw, in all the Central American states, formally democratic regimes in power but wrestling with severe economic problems.

The correspondence spans the twenty year period from 1856 to 1876, the closing years of Fernán Caballero's life.

Then her closing years -- with arthritis in her back eventually closing down her ability to walk without help.

His closing years were full of gloom.